to the middle class, meaning they are doing nothing to protect the middle class and workers and small businesses while this president wakes up every single morning figuring out how to fight for them. so that is a fight we are willing to have with anybody. what last night really did a elucidate for the rest of the country, the fight for the soul for the republican party. mitt romney may end up being the nominee, but they still don t like him, trust him and they don t believe he s got the conservative bone feets they want him to have. 75% of the republicans who went to the caucuses, terry, didn t vote for mitt romney. he got 25%. he won by eight votes. he ll do better i assume, in new hampshire, but then comes south carolina. what will happen there? it s too stoon to say, isn t it? but to be fair to romney, two months ago, i don t think anybody thought he was going to win the iowa caucuses and a win
by our election team and around the country and the world. stand by to learn more about edith and carolyn, who solved the case of the missing votes. i m wolf blitzer. you re in the situation room. so long, iowa, hello, new hampshire. the republican presidential candidates are zeroing in on the next battlefield and a big primary coming up on tuesday. the front-runner, mitt romney, is following up his squeaker win in iowa with a new endorsement from senator john mccain who beat him in the new hampshire primary four years ago. several of romney s opponents also are in new hampshire right now. but rick perry says he s heading south. he sent out a tweet today saying here we come, south carolina. and a photo from his morning run confirming he s staying in the race despite his poor showing in iowa. michele bachmann made a very different decision, ending her presidential bid today after a crushing defeat in the state where she was born. rick santorum lands in new hampshire later